Guest Columns
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Why CMC Must Shape Critical Decisions Early In Development
11/11/2026
Case studies reveal the gap between research progress and clinical readiness. In these stories, earlier CMC involvement might have saved resources and staved off delays.
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Developing Your Vapor Phase Hydrogen Peroxide Cycle
11/10/2026
Vapor phase hydrogen peroxide has been used for decades as a surface decontaminant in pharma/biotech, but there has been little guidance on how to establish the parameters. Here's an industry consensus from BioPhorum.
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Closing The Gap Between Modeling And GMP Predictive Control
11/10/2026
Predictive control offers opportunities to improve process consistency, reduce variability, and respond to changing manufacturing conditions before they cause deviations.
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IT/OT Convergence Could Lighten Biopharma's Automation Burden
11/9/2026
Integration lets frameworks talk to each other through middleware. Convergence brings them under the same architecture, which can can reduce costs and maintenance.
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Beyond The Plate Count: How To Build A Defensible Environmental Monitoring Trend Review
11/6/2026
Determining whether a drug manufacturing environment is stable, drifting, or developing a recurring loss-of-control signal requires integrated trend evaluation.
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Want More Sustainable Biopharma Packaging? Try These Levers
11/6/2026
Biopharmaceutical packaging optimization must not compromise the goods inside or compliance, so sustainable packaging developers might need to think outside the box.
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How To Keep Your 'Big Bang' Platform Switch From Becoming A Big Bust
11/4/2026
Leaders at a Roche fill/finish facility describe the tactile steps involve to change EMS, ERP, and WMS all at once with no rollback option.
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What Europe's Draft Annex 22 Actually Asks Of Human Oversight Of AI
11/4/2026
The European Commission and the Pharmaceutical Inspection Co-operation Scheme (PIC/S) consulted on draft Annex 22, Artificial Intelligence. Here's what you should know.
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How Is Your Glass Supplier Adapting To Europe's Energy Crisis?
11/3/2026
Europe's glass manufacturers, including those making pharmaceutical lab glassware, have experienced a series of energy shocks. Many have adopted sustainability practices.
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Fine-Tuning Bioseparation Column Geometry With 3D-Printed Monoliths
11/3/2026
If geometric control, not retention, is the priority in viral vector separation, research group says high-resolution 3D-printing chromatography monoliths can be useful.